NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is just around the corner.
Authors all over the world will attempt to complete a 50k-word novel by the end of November.
Crazy? Maybe—but it also might be just what the doctor ordered.
Arbitrary deadlines and a sense of camaraderie with other writers may give someone the nudge they need to get started writing the next great (insert nationality here) novel. By combining ambitious goals with a sense of fun, NaNoWriMo helps foster an atmosphere that is conducive to creating quantity AND quality.
But that doesn’t mean you won’t have to call upon your inner resources (discipline, drive, determination—aren’t those all the same thing?) in order to get things done!
If you need a kick in the pants, or want help focusing your writing efforts in terms of time-management, check out these 3 articles:
1. Time Management Tips for Writers
2. How to Write a Quality eBook in 30 Days
3. A Writer’s Timeline: Tips for Setting Deadlines (and meeting ’em!)
And when you’ve finished writing your book, let BookBaby help you sell it for Kindle, Nook, iPad, Kobo, and more!
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